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1:01 am July 13, 2010
| kevin82
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Hello,
Is this possible? i think it is callled bonjour name ore something. i have 3 vortexboxes in my home and all are displayed vortexbox in itunes.
i would like to have someting like : livingroom bedroom and theatre.
Thank you for your reply.
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2:27 am July 13, 2010
| vdeknock
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You need to change the name of each vortexbox – from memory itunes will display the servername such as vortexbox – it is one of the configurations on the WebGUI.
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2:43 am July 13, 2010
| kevin82
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Yes i want to change the names of the vortexboxes. but in the webgui there is only a option to change the smb name, not the bonjour name ( i think its called bonjour ).so i think it must be done in commandline.
Thank you for your reply.
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12:27 pm July 13, 2010
| Andrew
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I think the smb change will change the iTunes name as well. Did you try it?
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5:43 am July 14, 2010
| kevin82
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changing the smb name does not work, i also just bought a Dvico 6600 mediaplayer, and with the upnp plugin i also see 3x vortexbox as the name of the network device in mediaplayers interface. while i have changed the smb name to livingroom bedroom and theatre.
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11:24 am July 14, 2010
| Andrew
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Sounds like you want to change the UPNP name NOT the iTunes name. You can change the UPnP name in the UPnP GUI.
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2:05 pm July 14, 2010
| kevin82
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Post edited 2:11 pm – July 14, 2010 by kevin82
Where can i find the upnp gui? for the record, i have not installed TwonkyMedia Server or any other aditional stuff. i use just a clean install
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4:21 pm July 14, 2010
| steveh
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There's the miniDLNA icon in the GUI in 1.4 (memory fails me whether this was a separate install) The default name the DLNA client sees is Vortexbox Media Player
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4:47 pm July 14, 2010
| Andrew
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Just click on the DLNA server icon (it's green) if you don't see it you may need to upgrade using the package manager.
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12:33 am July 15, 2010
| kevin82
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Thank you for you reply. after updating i had options with the dlna server that i did not had before. i will check with the other boxes tonight.
Thank you!
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1:58 am July 20, 2010
| kevin82
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i just got to testing this, and in itunes it still says vortexbox in home sharing for all 3 vortexboxes , even when i changed the dlna settings. i beleave itunes uses bonjour service for this. does vortexbox use this service, and how can i change the bonjour name.
Regards, Kevin
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10:00 am July 20, 2010
| kevin82
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this is in the itunes wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes
Library sharing
A user's iTunes Library can be shared over a local network using the closed, proprietary Digital Audio Access Protocol (DAAP), created by Apple for this purpose. DAAP relies on the Bonjour network service discovery framework, Apple's implementation of the Zeroconf open network standard. Apple has not made the DAAP specification available to the general public, only to third-party licensees such as Roku. However, the protocol has been reverse-engineered and is now used to stream audio from non-Apple software (mainly on the Linux platform).[33] DAAP allows shared lists of songs within the same subnet to be automatically detected. When a song is shared, iTunes can stream the song but won't save it on the local hard drive, in order to prevent unauthorized copying. Songs in Protected AAC format can also be accessed, but authentication is required. A maximum of five users may connect to a single user every 24 hours. The multiple, alternate "View" options normally available to iTunes users including "Cover Flow" are disabled when viewing a shared library over a network.[citation needed]
Library sharing was first introduced with iTunes 4.0, where users could freely access shared music anywhere over the Internet, in addition to one's own subnet, by specifying IP addresses of remote shared song libraries. Apple quickly removed this feature with version 4.0.1, claiming that users were violating the End User License Agreement.[34]
With the release of iTunes 7.0, Apple changed their implementation of DAAP. This change prevents any third-party client, such as a computer running Linux, a modified Xbox, or any computer without iTunes installed, from connecting to a remote iTunes repository. iTunes will still connect as a client to other iTunes servers and to third-party servers.[35]
so vortexbox must be using bonjour service right, otherwise itunes can not find it in the home sharing?
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12:51 pm July 20, 2010
| steveh
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Post edited 12:59 pm – July 20, 2010 by steveh
My Vortexbox appears to be running the service mt-daapd (now known as firefly I believe) There is a configuration file /etc/mt-daapd.conf, changing the server name listed there may have the desired effect.
Edit. It will change the share name following a reboot (well it does on a Mac using iTunes)
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11:38 am July 24, 2010
| kevin82
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That did the trick!
Thanks a lot steveh !
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